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Chesapeake Lens: “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” by Jeff Maguire
There are many ways to appreciate our Chesapeake watershed. An O’s game at Camden Yards is one of them. The Spy Newspapers may periodically employ the assistance of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance the clarity and accuracy of our content.
Man shot by Metro Transit Police officer to face charges for vehicle-related offenses, police say
ARLINGTON COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — A man who was shot by a Metro Transit Police officer on Friday is facing charges for a series of vehicle-related offenses, the Arlington County Police Department (ACPD) announced Saturday. Police said 30-year-old Mark Anthony Johnson-Crestwell was charged with Unauthorized Use of a Vehicle, Resisting Arrest, Obstruction of […]
Hot Off the Press: News impacting the Black community in D.C. area
Quincy Wilson, 16, becomes youngest male U.S. track Olympian after relay pool selection. A Bowie, Md., native recently learned he’s going to Paris for the Summer Olympics. The 16-year-old track phenom, Quincy Wilson, has been chosen by the U.S. selection committee to be part of the men’s 4×400 relay pool for Team USA’s track and field squad.
Family And NAACP Demand Justice After Police Fail To Notify Of Son’s Death
Tori Thompson was found dead in a hotel parking lot in July of 2023 and police failed to notify his family before cremating his body. The Arlington chapter of the NAACP in Virginia has dedicated itself to supporting the family of Tori Thompson, who died last year of a fentanyl overdose outside of a motel. According to Thompson’s family, they weren’t told the 33-year-old was dead until his ashes were sent to their home more than four months later. The family is calling for answers from the Arlington Police Department for reportedly failing to notify Thompson’s loved ones of his passing.
Crowded field files to replace former Prince George’s County Council Member Mel Franklin
A crowded field of candidates are lining up to fill a vacant at-large seat on Prince George's County Council. The post Crowded field files to replace former Prince George’s County Council Member Mel Franklin appeared first on Maryland Matters.
PHOTOS: Car crashes into Prince George’s County home, causes small fire
PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — The Prince George’s County Fire and EMS Department (PGFD) said a car crashed into a home in Chillum which caused a small fire on Saturday morning. PGFD said that at about 4:35 a.m., crews were dispatched to the 6500 block of Ager Rd in Chillum for a […]
Upper Marlboro Native Mikayla Moore’s Journey To Defend Her Title
UPPER MARLBORO, Md. – Mikayla Moore’s passion for riding motorcycles started at just 6 years old with her Yamaha TT-R50 when her parents were exploring what other sports she’d enjoy outside of ballet, gymnastics, and soccer. What started as a fun family hobby for Moore would soon...
Calvert Parks And Recreation Seeking Local Artists For Cove Point Basketball Mural
LUSBY, Md. – Calvert County Parks and Recreation (CCPR) is seeking local artists to collaborate with on designing a unique and large-scale mural for the Cove Point Park basketball courts. This mural will be a part of an upcoming renovation and resurfacing project according to CCPR. “Any artist from...
Graduates of QACHS awarded FFA scholarships
CENTREVILLE — For the first time ever, the Queen Anne’s County FFA Alumni & Supporters awarded four graduating students from the Queen Anne’s County High School FFA Chapter with scholarships to further their education. This year the Association decided to give away two separate scholarships — the Blue Jacket scholarship which is designated for students pursuing a degree within agriculture, and the Gold Standards scholarship for students pursuing any other degree, attending a vocational school, or starting their own business. The recipients of the Blue...
Local district hikes school lunch, milk prices
Queen Anne’s County Public Schools Board of Education approved a 15-cent per meal price increase and 5-cent per milk carton price increase for the 2024-2025 school year at their June 26 meeting. The board cited cost increases for the higher prices. Lunch prices had remained the same since the 2022-2023 school year, according to Julie Hickey, coordinator of food services. ...
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